Great building here that is used for concert halls. Only 10 lei to take a self guided tour and its worth it. Lot of beautiful architecture here and some nice art pieces. Read up in the history of the building as well. You only need about 30 to 45 minutes to see the place so stop in when in the area.

Must to visit. You may not have to attend a concert but pay 10 RON to view empty hall during the day time. Cash only. Worth a visit.

The building is beautiful, but the inside is a gem. Built at the end of the XIX century, it is one of the most beautiful Athenaeums in Europe. Now, you can only go inside paying a fee of 10 lei, that are 2 euros, but you can only pay in cash, as in many other places in Bucharest, even in the XXI century. You can visit the hall in the main floor but also the auditorium as well. And if you are lucky enough as we were, you can see a performance during the rehearsals of the artists.

This is a MUST visit when in Bucharest!! We were lucky enough to get inside, very limited touring hours of 2-4PM (at least the day I went). Breathtaking architecture, stairs, and ceilings. When you walk into the theatre hall area it’s unbelievable. This was one of the top five highlights of our Bucharest trip.

The Romanian Athenaeum is located in the center of Bucharest and nowadays serves as the city's most prestigious concert hall. For a small price of 10lei you can visit the inside of this beautiful building. Once you get in, you will be amazed by the neoclassical style with some rimantic touches. Look up to admire the amazing ceilings, both on the ground floor and on the auditorium above! A wonderful fresco decorates the circular wall of the concert hall. Spare a few minutes to sit in the auditorium and feel the vibe of the place, even if there isn't any concert going on!

definitely one of the most stunning buildings in Bucharest. the whole building looks insane and it's has this fancy vibe going on inside too. If you're into artsy stuff or just want to check out some epic architecture, you gotta hit this spot! I totally recommending it to everyone

By far the most beautiful building I’ve been inside while in Bucharest. I was told the government sold notebooks for the kids to use in school. Supposedly 1 lei of the price of the books went to construction of this theatre. This is my 4th visit and each time the entertainment was different. The piano this evening sounded amazing in the theatre. The detailed mural theat encircles the theatre is an added treat. Each time I’m luck enough to gaze upon it I see something I’ve missed previously. The entry way is my 2nd favorite area with the 4 spiral staircase in the corners. I look forward to my next experience here. Well worth a visit if you have the opportunity.

This place is like getting into the history. You can feel the smell of old times. Very well preserved. Amazing entrance and outside and even better inside. Wow. The acoustics inside is also fabulous. The Vienna concert was also from the highest qualities so the evening wad outstanding. Thank you.

Bought ticket advance and its my 1st time to this type of event. Superb. Glad to make it just on time and everyone do enjoy the performance. Great work and thank you for the beautiful music. 2 tickets less than 60euro. 7-9pm

Easily one of the most beautiful buildings in Bucharest. We got the chance to go inside on a Tuesday evening at 9.30pm and had the place to ourselves. 10 Lei per had is so worth it. You can freely wander around and go into the concert hall. No supervision, just beautiful neoclassical architecture in pristine condition.

Built in 1888, is an inspiring place for all sorts of artists! Highly representative for Romania's History of Art. An painting covers all the circled wall's surface, representing the most relevant scenes of Romania's medieval History. The sound is well distributed despite the unusual form for a concert hall. But most important, the Enescu Philharmonic gives to this hall an terrific quality!! I personally think this is one of the most particularly beautiful Concert hall in Europe! Definitely worthy!

Our experience could not be better. We went to visit this place on a given Sunday. Of course it was close; but one of the keep guards suggested that we could pay ten lei each and then we could get into the building to see it: the result was that we were totally alone in this amazing music house, having the chance to visit the stage. I can confirm the chairs and stands are the same as they had in the 70’s when a friend of mine was playing here. AND in the basement it was playing piano this student that I could not believe how amazing technic and musicality I was listening.

A classic piece of art you cannot miss while in Bucharest. I feel so grateful to have got the chance to witness this extraordinary work of architecture. I was mesmerized by the art and feel in the concert hall. I didn't want to leave the hall :) The entry fee is 10RON per person. Get the ticket from the counter on the right side of the Atheneum (door entry shown in the pics below). You can only takes pics by mobile phones. Nearest metro station Piata Romana.

Beautiful place! Costs 10Lei to visit and see the location, the entrance is from the south facade of the building. The north entrance is for concert tickets only.

This is probably one of the most beautiful buidings in the whole country. So do not miss it. Also it has great acoustics, so listening to a live concert will be a delight.

We only saw the building from the outside and it is simply magnificent! A must-visit sightseeing destination. I’d love to go to a play and explore the interior as well.

The architectural jewel of Bucharest. The inside is more impressive than the outside. An ornate, domed, circular neoclassical building with elements of Romanticism with the function of a concert hall. Check to see if there is a performance, as I think you can attend unless you're a fan of the performance.

A breathtaking true masterpiece of superlatives! A must-see for all Bucharest visitors! I enjoyed the sight of this "marvelous work of art" every second and yet I just couldn't get enough of it...👌

It's a beautiful interior 😍 The instruments sound excellent, and the round form of the hall gives a great view from every angle. You can buy any category of tickets and it will be good because the hall is not so big and you will enjoy the music from all the seats.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful historic concert hall. It looks particularly impressive at night. 😍 (Original) Przepiękna zabytkowa sala koncertowa. Szczególnie okazale prezentuje się nocą. 😍

A true jewel of architecture and culture. If you have time to go for a visit, the entrance is on the right side, you will not be disappointed!

Superb, sophisticated, pretty small inside. Good acoustic, unusual for it's shape. Usually, a good acoustic is obtained in a cube (see the largest operas in Europe), but the Athenaeum can give comparable sounds despite the round shape. Extraordinary music, I could stay for hours inside...i will definitely go back for other classical concerts.

Spectacular and amazing. You can t miss this place when in Bucharest. The overall style is neoclassical, with some more romantic touches. In front of the building there is a small park and a statue of Romanian poet Mihai Eminescu. Inside, the ground floor hosts an ornate conference hall as large as the auditorium above; in the auditorium there are 600 seats in the stalls, the rest of the seats being placed in 52 loges. You just need to see it yourself!

Very good acoustics for concerts, nice decorations and great set up on stage. Had a lovely concert there for the Enescu Festival 2023.

It is a must visit place. there is only the entrance and the main room theater room to see, but the theater is wonderfull. A paint of the history of romania is all around the wall, and besides that is has decorations on everything centimeter. We spent about 50 minutes om the room. To enter you need to go on the star of opening hours that you can fins on the website, and enter trought an closed left door on the building. You also need 10 lei in cash for person.

Awesome!! The building is beautiful, both outside and inside. The employees are nice and helpful, even if the place is crowded at the events. The sound is fabulous. I mean, it was a very beautiful experience and I, for sure, will return for another event. The events organized there are top notch! I highly recommend it!

Wonderful concert hall. Absolutely beautiful interior and super acoustics. I‘m very happy that we got tickets for a classical concert of the local symphonic orchestra. Was really impressing. Recommendation.

O sală principală foarte frumoasă.

Impressive architecture. A lot of green space for resting.

(Translated by Google) ♥ ️ (Original) ♥️

A must-see place! Absolutely stunning architecture inside and outside. It cost us 10 lei to get in per person which pretty cheap.

It's impressive from outside, but not as much as inside! 10 lei for entrance and it's totally worth it! Concert hall is beautiful, I wish I could come here for concert!

The Romanian Athenaeum is one of the buildings you just have to see if you're in Bucharest. I had the pleasure of attending concerts and recitals there and was wowed by the ornate interiors. I held back on giving a five star rating because, especially for someone as tall as I am, the chairs have no leg room, and some parts of the building could use some restoration.

(Translated by Google) An absolutely magical, amazing, impressive place, considering that it was built between 1886-1888 according to the plans of the French architect Albert Galleron-unreally beautiful concerts, music that delights you-don't miss a concert and a tour during the day let me do it for you☺ (Original) Un loc absolut magic,uluitor,impresionant,tinand cont ca a fost construit intre 1886-1888 dupa planurile arhitectului francez Albert Galleron-concerte ireal de frumoase,muzica care te incanta-nu trebuie ratat un concert si un tur in timpul zilei-ma ofer sa vi-l fac eu☺

(Translated by Google) The area and the streets are picturesque and well worth a walk It's beautiful in any season. As you walk down the narrow streets, it's like entering another world. Ref Public parking Ateneu: I always found places, it costs 5 lei / hour. Which seems to me a very good price for the center of Bucharest. (Original) Zona si stradutele sunt pitoresti si merita cu prisosinta o plimbare In orice anotimp e frumos. De cum pasesti pe stradutels inguste dinprejur, parca intri in alta lume. Ref Parcare publica Ateneu: eu mereu am gasit locuri, costa 5 lei/ora. Ceea ce mi se pare un pret foarte bun pentru centrul Bucurestiului.

WOW 😳😳

(Translated by Google) The Romanian Athenaeum was built in the Episcopate Garden, a land that belonged to the Văcăreşti family. Many contemporaries criticized the location ... because the chosen place was considered too far from the city center and very difficult to reach, especially in winter. The state did not have enough central land, should this place "on the outskirts of the city" be chosen? In 1886 the construction of the current building began; part of the funds were raised by public subscription, at the urging Give a lion for the Athenaeum. On the recommendation of the French architect Charles Garnier, the author of the Opéra Garnier in Paris, the building plans were designed by the French architect Albert Galleron, so that the foundation of the riding school started by the "Romanian Equestrian Society" could be used. The building was inaugurated on February 14, 1888. The athenaeum was consolidated, restored and modernized in the period 1994-2004 by the architects Ana Braniște, Raluca Nicoară and Gabriela Mindu together with the engineers Dragoș Badea and Silvia Caraman. It was reopened in 2005, on the occasion of the 17th edition of the George Enescu International Festival. (Original) Ateneul Român a fost ridicat în Grădina Episcopiei, teren ce aparținea familiei Văcăreștilor. Mulți contemporani au criticat amplasamentul ... căci locul ales era socotit ca fiind prea departe de centrul orașului și foarte greu de ajuns, mai cu seamă iarna. Nu avea statul destule terenuri centrale, trebuia oare neapărat ales acest loc "la marginea orașului"? În 1886 a început construcția actualului edificiu; o parte din fonduri au fost adunate prin subscripție publică, la îndemnul Dați un leu pentru Ateneu. La recomandarea arhitectului francez Charles Garnier, autorul Opéra Garnier din Paris, planurile clădirii au fost concepute de arhitectul francez Albert Galleron, în așa fel încât să se poată folosi fundația deja turnată a manejului început de „Societatea Equestra Română”. Clădirea a fost inaugurată la 14 februarie 1888. Ateneul a fost consolidat, restaurat și modernizat în perioada 1994-2004 de arhitectele Ana Braniște, Raluca Nicoară și Gabriela Mindu împreună cu inginerii Dragoș Badea și Silvia Caraman. A fost redeschis în 2005, cu ocazia ediției a XVII-a a Festivalului Internațional George Enescu.

Beautiful architecture! Very warm and cozy at the inside. A great way to spend the evenings listening to classical music.

Worth visiting on Bucharest. 20 min visit to see the classic interior.

If Pantheon is to Rome, Athenaeum is to Romania. Since both are of similar architecture, they are amazing. Too bad I could not go inside. However, I heard that it is nice inside. The pointed roof is very detailed and it is really a magnificent work of art.

Wonderful environment for enjoying classical music, well maintained after ample restoration several years ago, decorated with large wall painting summarizing two thousand years of history of the Romanian people.

Very impressed. A must visit! The entrance is a bit hidden and doesn’t really look like an entrance. Absolutely beautiful

Really amazing place, with such glamour and style, I'm just sorry I wasn't able to visit during a performance. Was also impressed with the fresco inside the main room, with depictions of the most important moments in Romanian history. A must-visit!

Amazing building inside and outside. I would like to see a concert or an event in it. Must be amazing, every detail on the walls and ceiling inside is created that fascinating ambience. The paintings on the walls & ceiling of concert hall got me amazed and titles of science branches spread on top of the hall is another very impressive beauty.

Impressive building, very well maintained. It still hosts various musical events, but tourists can visit it even without any event. The entrance is on the right side, ticket costs 10 lei, you are allowed to wander in the building as long as you want. Good price for the experience.

Excellent experience. The orchestra were very good, particularly the soloist. The building is really spectacular, a must visit in Bucharest. There is a small concessions stand which we missed on our visit, worth having some sort of drink with you as the various perfumes in the air can catch your throat during the performance.

Nice place ! Really you want to see it if you're in Bucharest

Monumental building in center of Bucharest. You can also take rest in the park situated next to the building . Romanian Athenaeum is place of romanian Philharmonic. If you arrive visit this place with your car, you must pay for parking. The price of parking is 5 RON per hour.

Beautiful building, but the guardians were a bit aggressive and mean.

One of the Pearls of Bucharest, to visit for classical concerts or other events, beautiful architecture l, right in the city center

Lovely experience! History and culture, in one place.

Magnificent structure. Must see.

One of the representative places to be visited in Bucharest!

(Translated by Google) With a moderate modesty I tell you that the Romanian Athenaeum is my dearest friend, whom I admire and honor with the presence of over 40 years. I remember memorable moments seen, I mention the George Enescu Festival, recitals with famous performers, symphony orchestras and famous conductors, ballet ensembles or choral music ensembles. There is something else, ... the date of birth of our beloved Athenaeum is 1888. As you know 8 is a magic number, it represents infinity, supreme spiritual happiness! Well, the Romanian Athenaeum is three times blessed! (Original) Cu o modestie moderată vă spun că Ateneul Român este prietenul meu cel mai drag , pe care îl admir și îl onoreze cu prezența de peste 40 de ani . Imi aduc aminte momente memorabile văzute , mentionez Festivalul George Enescu , recitaluri cu interpreți celebri, orchestre simfonice și dirijori faimoși, ansambluri de balet sau formații de muzică corală . Mai este ceva , ...data de naștere a iubitului nostru Ateneu este 1888 . După cum știți 8 este număr magic , reprezintă infinitul , supremă fericire spirituală ! Ei bine Ateneul Român este de trei ori binecuvântat !

(Translated by Google) The Romanian Athenaeum is the main concert hall of the city, the venue of the annual international music festival. Since 1889, it has been the main concert venue of the George Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra. The building was designed by the French architect Albert Galleron at the expense of the noble Wallachian noble family of Wakarescu and solemnly opened in 1888. Part of the funds for the construction was obtained by open subscription for 28 years, and in Romania they still remember the call: “Donate one leu to the Athenaeum!” After the collapse of Austria-Hungary, on December 29, 1919, the Athenaeum was the venue for a conference of leading Romanian leaders who voted to ratify the treaty of accession of Bessarabia, Transylvania and Bukovina to the Kingdom of Romania, the so-called Greater Romania. The Atheneum building is richly decorated. Domed, round in shape, neoclassical style, with elements of romanticism. In front of the building is a small park with a monument to the Romanian poet Mihai Eminescu. Inside, on the ground floor there is a large conference room, above - an auditorium with 600 seats in the stalls and 52 - in the boxes. The interior of the round wall of the concert hall is decorated with a fresco by artist Kostin Petrescu, depicting the most important moments of Romanian history, starting with the conquest of Dacia by the Roman emperor Trajan and ending with the emergence of Great Romania in 1918, divided into 25 plots. Painting works were started in 1933 and solemnly presented to the public on May 26, 1939. In 1935, at the initiative of George Enescu, funds were raised and work began on the construction and installation of a concert organ in the main hall of the Athenaeum. In honor of the completion of the work, a gala concert was given on April 22, 1939, performed by Franz Schütz, director of the Vienna Academy of Music and Performing Arts. In 1992, restoration work was carried out in the amount of 9 million euros, funds for which were allocated in equal shares by the Government of Romania and the Council of the European Development Bank. The Romanian Athenaeum today is a symbol of Romanian culture. In 2007, the building was inscribed on the European Heritage List. (Original) Румыснкий Атенеум - главный концертный зал города, место проведения ежегодного международного музыкального фестиваля. С 1889 года — главная концертная площадка Бухарестского филармонического оркестра имени Джордже Энеску. Здание построено по проекту французского архитектора Альберта Галлерона на средства знатного валашского боярского рода Вакареску и торжественно открыто в 1888 году. Часть средств на строительство была получена по открытой подписке в течение 28 лет, и в Румынии до сих пор помнят призыв: "Пожертвуйте один лей на Атенеум!". После распада Австро-Венгрии, 29 декабря 1919 года, Атенеум был местом проведения конференции ведущих румынских деятелей, проголосовавших за ратификацию договора о присоединении Бессарабии, Трансильвании и Буковины к Королевству Румыния, в так называемую Великую Румынию. Здание Атенеума богато украшено. Куполообразное, круглое по форме, неоклассического стиля, с элементами романтизма. Перед зданием находится небольшой парк с памятником румынскому поэту Михаю Эминеску. Внутри, на первом этаже расположены большой конференц-зал, выше — зрительный зал на 600 мест в партере и 52 — в ложах. Внутреннюю часть круглой стены концертного зала украшает фреска художника Костина Петреску, изображающая наиболее важные моменты румынской истории, начиная с завоевания Дакии римским императором Траяном и заканчивая возникновением Великой Румынии в 1918 году, разделённые на 25 сюжетов. Работы по росписи были начаты в 1933 году и торжественно представлены публике 26 мая 1939 года. В 1935 году, по инициативе Джордже Энеску были собраны средства и начаты работы по постройке и установке концертного органа в главном зале Атенеума. В честь завершения работ был дан торжественный концерт 22 апреля 1939 года, в исполнении Франца Шютца, директора Венской академии музыки и исполнительского искусства. В 1992 году были проведены реставрационные работы на сумму 9 миллионов евро, средства на которые были выделены в равных долях правительством Румынии и Советом Европейского банка развития. Румынский атенеум сегодня является символом румынской культуры. В 2007 году здание было внесено в Список европейского наследия.

Wonderful place

It's probably the most representative building of Bucharest and Romania. A place you must visit, better during a concert.

True representation of rich Romanian history and architecture. It has this grand feel to it which can only be experienced in person. A must visit when In Bucharest.

We had a project and we thought that it would be great to start it in this garden! Still going strong!!! The Romanian Atheneum and mainly its garden are so relaxing, accomodating and beautiful!

Amazingly beautiful place. Brings you a thousand feelings. A Palace, a theatre, a concert hall, everything together.

Beautiful place to feel this beautiful city. Best bisit time is sunset

Best hall for classical music in Bucharest an probably in Romania. Worth a visit and a ticket is not usually expensive.

Great place to visit. Wonderful beautiful building, beautiful architecture. Worth to get excursion and visit a concert

If you find yourself in Bucharest, you need at least to visit inside the Athenaeum if not joining a clasical music concerto. It has amazing, opulent decorations and a grand fresco of the Romanian history.

A remarkable building, not to be missed. Great acoustics too.

Ateneul Român este o sală de concerte din București, situată pe Calea Victoriei, în Piața George Enescu. Clădirea, care este realizată într-o combinație de stil neoclasic cu stil eclectic, a fost construită între 1886 și 1888, după planurile arhitectului francez Albert Galleron. Un reper cultural important în București

(Translated by Google) so and so (Original) asa si asa

excelent

(Translated by Google) Magnificent place! To visit, if only by seeing it from the outside. (Original) Magnifique lieu ! A visiter, ne fût-ce qu'en le voyant de l'extérieur.

A concert hall build to host some of the great musicians in the world. If you are into music or architecture this is a must see. Catch a tour here during the day of book tickets for a performance. #vero #travel #romania #bucharest

Lovely architecture - next to the Athenee Palace Hilton.

(Translated by Google) The park in front is woe to his mother and Mayor Firea. (Original) Parcul din față e vai mama lui și a primarului Firea.

(Translated by Google) An exceptional concert under the baton of Mr. Cristisn Mandel! (Original) Un concert de exceptie sub bagheta dlui Cristisn Mandel!

The Romanian Atheneum and mainly its garden are so relaxing, accomodating and beautiful!

(Translated by Google) Nice to hear the music. (Original) Plăcut să auzi muzica .

(Translated by Google) Very nice! (Original) Foarte frumos!

(Translated by Google) The open-air music under the columns of the Greek temple of the Athenaeum is even magical. (Original) Muzica in aer liber sub coloanele de templu grec ale Ateneului e chiar magică Chiar sunt atenuate zgomotele de motoare turate din jur

(Translated by Google) The seats and speakers were placed uninspired, and the ones from TVR who were filming placed blinding projectors towards the public. In other words, I auditioned an orchestra seen from behind the scenes with a projector in my eye like an interrogator. They still have to work on outdoor events (Original) Scaunele si boxele amplasate neispirat, iar cei de la TVR care filmau au amplasat proiectoare orbitoare catre public. Cu alte cuvinte am auditat o orchesta vazuta ca din culise cu un proiector in ochi ca la interogator. Mai au de lucrat la evenimentele exterioare

(Translated by Google) Very nice bosses. Beautiful benches. Atmosphere. bv (Original) Foarte frumos bossilor. Banci frumoase. Atmosfera. Bv

Beautiful

(Translated by Google) Unreally beautiful, one of the emblems of our country! During the revolution, the Securitates wanted to set fire here as well, in order to blame everything on non-existent terrorists! He escaped, but we have to make sure he exists for over 100 years. (Original) Ireal de frumos, una din emblemele țării noastre! La revoluție securiştii voiau sa dea foc şi aici, ca sa pună totul pe seama teroriștilor inexistenți! A scăpat, dar trebuie să avem grijă ca el să existe şi peste 100 de ani.

(Translated by Google) Location temporarily closed (Original) Locatie inchisa temporar

It is a beautiful, emblematical building.

Great building

(Translated by Google) I was not here. I searched (on the map) for some streets around the Athenaeum. (Original) Nu am fost aici. Am cautat (pe harta) cateva străzi din jurul Ateneului.

(Translated by Google) anaaremere (Original) anaaremere

nice place

(Translated by Google) Impressive (Original) Impresionant

(Translated by Google) My sandbox (Original) Mon bac a sable

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful place, but pay attention to the time of the visit. (Original) 挺漂亮的地方，但是需要注意参观时间。

(Translated by Google) Culture, culture, culture. (Original) Cultura, cultura, cultura.

(Translated by Google) The building is designed beautifully and distinctly. Located in the capital city of Romania Built in the 19th century Neoclassical art Used as a beautiful concert hall Of both exterior and interior decoration Remarkably (Original) อาคารที่ออกแบบได้อย่างงดงามโดดเด่น ตั้งอยู่ในเมืองหลวงของโรมาเนีย สร้างในราวคริสต์ศตวรรษที่ 19 แบบศิลปะนีโอคลาสิค ใช้เป็น concert hall ที่มีความงดงาม ของการตกแต่งทั้งภายนอกและภายใน ได้อย่างน่าทึ่ง

(Translated by Google) SUPERB (Original) SUPERB

(Translated by Google) When you want to have peace of mind, you come to the concerts at the Athenaeum. They are superb!!! (Original) Cand vrei sa ai parte de liniste sufleteasca, vii la concertele de la Ateneu. Sunt superbe!!!

(Translated by Google) Magnificent and unforgettable place (Original) Local magnífico e inesquecível

(Translated by Google) The atmosphere is classy, ​​the acoustics are fantastic. A place to relax away from everyday life (Original) L'ambiente è di classe,l'acustica è fantastica. Un posto dove rilassarsi lontano dalla quotidianità

(Translated by Google) I really liked the architecture. (Original) Mi-a plăcut mult arhitectura.

Must visit when in Bucharest.

(Translated by Google) It is the place where the mind and the heart come together to decide to be better, to perform better, no matter what we do or who we are ? (Original) Este locul in care mintea si inima se aduna pentru a ne hotara sa fim mai buni., sa performam mai mult, indiferent ce facem sau cine suntem ?

If you visit Romania, this is a must place to see. Amazing architecture and amazing acoustic. This was “Corul National Madrigal” with Christmas carols. Amazing!!!!!

(Translated by Google) It is very well preserved ... not like other places in the city (Original) Esta muy bien conservado...no como otros lugares de la ciudad

(Translated by Google) I have had a subscription to the Ateneu concerts since ... (Original) Am avut abonament la concertele de la Ateneu din anii ...

Definitely a one of the best decisions we made on our trip was to go see Aida at the Romanian Athenaeum. The whole show was really well set up and lasted around 3 hours. I think we paid something around 20e per person from pretty good seats so it's definitely not a lot. If you visit Bucharest see if you can get some tickets to here!

The most iconic building of Bucharest, Ateneul Român concert hall is the host foar the most important classical music concerts. The interior is breathtakingly beautiful and the acousting is amazing! This place is a must see when in Bucharest.

(Translated by Google) Super. (Original) Super.

Impressive

(Translated by Google) Magnifico the place, I hope to return in the future (Original) Magnifico o lugar, espero retorna futuramente

(Translated by Google) Extraordinary BUCHAREST! (Original) Extraordinary BUCHAREST!

SYMPHONIC MUSIC

(Translated by Google) A magical park where you can calm down mentally (Original) Un parc magic unde te poți liniști pshic

Beautiful

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🎭🎫

(Translated by Google) Very nice! Beautiful (Original) Foarte frumos! Beautiful

(Translated by Google) An emblematic building, with a rich history, a prestigious place of musical culture. (Original) O clădire emblematică , cu o istorie bogată , prestigios lăcaș de cultură muzicală.

Superb.

Supeeeer

(Translated by Google) A historic building in the heart of Bucharest. (Original) O clădire istorică în inima Bucureștiului.

(Translated by Google) super, I recommend! (Original) super, recomand !

(Translated by Google) A beautiful past (Original) Un trecut frumos

(Translated by Google) Winter landscape. Beautiful. (Original) Peisaj de iarna. Frumos.

(Translated by Google) The Romanian Athenaeum is a concert hall in Bucharest, located on Calea Victoriei, in George Enescu Square (in the northern part of Revolution Square). The building, which is made in a combination of neoclassical style with eclectic style, was built between 1886 and 1888, according to the plans of French architect Albert Galleron. Currently, it also houses the headquarters of the "George Enescu" Philharmonic. (Original) Ateneul Român este o sală de concerte din București, situată pe Calea Victoriei, în Piața George Enescu (în partea nordică a Pieței Revoluției). Clădirea, care este realizată într-o combinație de stil neoclasic cu stil eclectic, a fost construită între 1886 și 1888, după planurile arhitectului francez Albert Galleron. În prezent, adăpostește și sediul Filarmonicii „George Enescu”.

(Translated by Google) Superlative architecture and acoustics. (Original) Arhitectura și acustică la superlativ.

(Translated by Google) ... one of the many emblematic buildings of Romania ... (Original) ...una din multele clădiri emblematice ale României...

(Translated by Google) A representative monument for Bucharest (Original) Un monument reprezentativ pentru Bucuresti

(Translated by Google) Everything (Original) Totul

(Translated by Google) Unique architecture! (Original) Arhitectură unică!

Superb

Very beutiful

(Translated by Google) The interior of this building is simply phenomenal. Architecture so characteristic that there is no other place like this! It's really worth going to a concert just to see the concert hall from the inside. Fortunately, the city hosts some very attractive music festivals, so here's your chance to go there! (Original) Wnętrze tego budynku jest po prostu zjawiskowe. Architektura tak charakterystyczna, że drugiego takiego miejsca nie ma! Naprawdę warto wybrać się na koncert tylko po to, by zobaczyć salę koncertową od środka. Na szczęście miasto organizuje bardzo atrakcyjne festiwale muzyczne, więc jest okazja, by się tam wybrać!

(Translated by Google) Very nice ... Especially in the evening (Original) Foarte frumos.. Mai ales seara

Just perfect

(Translated by Google) worth a visit (Original) warto odwiedzić

(Translated by Google) Free parking. (Original) Parcare liberă.

(Translated by Google) OK. for pictures (Original) ok. pt poze

(Translated by Google) A place of soul (Original) Un loc de suflet

(Translated by Google) Beautiful! (Original) Frumos!

(Translated by Google) The most beautiful building in Bucharest. (Original) Cea mai frumoasa cladire din Bucuresti .

(Translated by Google) Super nice (Original) super frumos

(Translated by Google) Symbol of Romania (Original) Simbol al Romaniei

HIghly recommended. Enter by the east side to visit the interior of the bulding

In 1865, cultural and scientific personalities such as Constantin Esarcu, V. A. Urechia, and Nicolae Creţulescu founded the Romanian Atheneum Cultural Society. To serve its purposes, the Romanian Athenaeum, a building dedicated to art and science, would be erected in Bucharest. The building was designed by the French architect Albert Galleron, built on a property that had belonged to the Văcărescu family and inaugurated in 1888, although work continued until 1897. A portion of the construction funds was raised by public subscription in a 28-year-long effort, of which the slogan is still remembered today: "Donate one leu for the Ateneu!" On December 29, 1919, the Atheneum was the site of the conference of leading Romanians who voted to ratify the unification of Bessarabia, Transylvania, and Bukovina with the Romanian Old Kingdom to constitute Greater Romania. Extensive reconstruction and restoration work has been conducted in 1992 by a Romanian construction company and restoration painter Silviu Petrescu, saving the building from collapse. The nine million Euro required were contributed in equal shares by the government and the

very active concert hall for chamber music performances cost around €25 and begin at 7:30 PM at night and tour is about two dollars

It cost only 10 lei but it is such a beautiful place to visit. You can take fotos inside.

This is the most beautiful building in Bucharest, every day I walk pass this building and never stop amusing me. I am not an architectural expert but this is clearly neoclassical architecture. Roof of this circular dome is eccentric. Frontal site sometimes reminds me of miniature version of bolshoi theatre or Roman Pantheon. Just go there, sit in park, walk around, eat some ice cream but be clean! There are not much of trash can, and ones available are overloaded already. So be nice, if they are full, trash your litter somewhere else.

What an amazing building overall! Situated in the center of the city this concert hall is an important landmark of the Romanian capital.The overall style is my favorite neoclassic and romantic. In front of the building there is a small park and a statue of Romanian poet Mihai Eminescu.The ground floor has a conference hall as large as the floor above. In the auditorium there are 600 seats in the stalls and another 52 in loge seating and a huge fresco decorates the inside of the circular wall. The building is an European Heritage site and i do recomend taking some good photos.

So pretty and awesome looking inside. Small performance space but it makes it feel very intimate. Grate vantage points from any seats and a fairly laidback vibe (like you can comfortably fit in wearing jeans). I will absolutely go again just to see the amazing ceiling.

A piece of art if I can say, it’s also activelly used for concerts and other similar events.

Truly marvellous, from the architecture to the acoustics of the hall itself! A veritable House of Arts, if you may. The atmosphere inside is warm and one feels like transcending into another dimension when inside, listening to the best musicians of the world. Also, a small detail that i absolutely love is that of the murals: a brief romanian history lesson. One can not simply come to Bucharest and not visit this jewel!

I've never been inside, but I planned to do. This is an amazing building and in spring is lovely to make pictures. I recommend it. There is also the possibility to visit the building and see a Orchestra concert

We booked a concert in the small hall downstairs. There was nothing special about the place. Obviously upstairs would be much better but we didn't have a chance to see it because there was a recording happening there

I really liked visiting this building. It’s quite exquisite and did only cost 10 LEI or 2 euro. The entrance was hidden around the corner and the person from whom we bought the tickets was very rude (-1 star), which made it a bit awkward, but I am still very happy I did visit this concert hall.

Outside is beautiful! We could hear them practicing opera - just be warned that when there are rehearsals you often can't go inside until later (2pm in my case earlier this week). I missed out as I had a flight to catch but I heard from others its beautiful to see, but better to catch a show if possible. All in all, the building outside was gorgeous.

This place was totally awesome! The entrance is just massive and even the staircases were huge. We enjoyed a piano concert in the auditorium which is pretty modern. The whole experience was thoroughly fantastic and I would recommend attending a concert. It was pretty cheap by Western European standards. We bought our tickets on line through their website. It was pretty easy.

Nice historical place since 1888. It is a very impressive place, 10RON for adults, free for children. There is QR code to scan and read about the place

It was so beautiful inside. Definitely worth seeing if you find yourself in Bucharest. The details, the colors, everything! Just don't get up on the stage or you might get yelled at! And no flash when taking pictures.

It is definitely one if the most prettiest structure of Bucharest city in Romania. It is located in the city centre. It looks marvellous from inside as well. The architecture is very pretty. It opened in 1888 and used as a concert hall.

Shiny and decorated, definitely interesting to see for its historical significance. Orchestra is excellent, leaving the feeling of well-tuned to each other. The only reason for 4-star is that the music hall, despite being small and built specifically as a concert hall, is a bit stiffling the sound

A must see place in Bucharest. If anyone knows the history of the Ateneum, it would be nice to be with you. It was very different to learn what the pictures on the ceiling were actually telling. Usually a quiet place. However, you must not have leu in cash with you. For your information, cards or Euros are not accepted in many museums in Romania.

Wonderful acoustic, a joy to watch a performance here any time. The air is fresh so you don't get dizzy and the chairs are comfortable. If don't get a ticket for something it's still worth a visit for its architecture and history

A monument that has some intriguing twists inside , the stairwells leading up to the theater area are quite unique. The reception is somewhat clumsy , the manager speaks no other language. The entrance to visit is just around the right corner.

8€ for a family of 4 to go inside and view the beautiful building and also go inside the theater where concerts are played during the week. a beautiful historic landmark worth a look

Amazing building, costs 10 lei, only cash, card not accepted, inside looks even better than from outside

Visited yesterday afternoon(12/11/23), paid my entance fee, confirmed photography was allowed, no additional fees to pay, went inside and no sooner had I taken a couple of shots, I was confronted by a member of staff who informed me photography was not permitted! I pointed out that the guy in the ticket office had told me it was OK, and with that the "no photography " order was revised to " 10, maybe 15 shots." No sooner had I settled in and started shooting, I was then confronted by the chap from the ticket office, who told me "No photgraphy!" When I pointed out that other visitors were freely taking photos, he then retorted with " Yes, but you are a professional! " I am not a professional, but decided the better option was to insist on a full refund, which they provided, and I left the building. I guess it depends on the staff working on the day whether you can take any photos, so based on that, I would not recommend. I would rather have a little more certainty as to if I can take photos before visiting. The whole interaction had a sort of pre soviet feel about it, so I guess with some people old habits die hard. I did however come across a cake shop, close by, selling some of the best eclairs I have ever tasted and that is well worth a visit.

I love this theater. I recommend visiting it. I bought a ticket for 10 RON for viewing the theatre inside. The schedule for visiting on the website.

Extremely nice visit! Unfortunately I was not able to attend a concert here but it is in my bucket list!

Probably the most iconic building of Bucharest, still standing in an impressive Neo-Classical manner, after more than 125 years from its construction.

One of the best monuments in Bucharest. The orchestra is also of the world-class standard. Highly recommended if you get a chance to attend a concert.